The latest from The Mynabirds is finally here. We are IN LOVE with this video. Lead lady Laura is so badass.
This week’s Spotify playlist comes from our intern Sebastien, and has a bit of French flair. It’s got some fucking great tunes on it if we do say so ourselves. Have a listen as you round out your day
Source: Spotify
Thousand Foot Krutch’s latest album is KICKING ASS. Since its release on Tuesday, it’s climbed to #6 on iTunes Top Albums charts, #8 on the Top Singles charts, and #2 on the Rock Charts.
We couldn’t be happier.
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Think Kings of Leon with R&B style vocals. Pretty cool if you ask us.
We love The Vinyl District
All lovers of vinyl records, bookmark this site. Really intimate features with artists, and all things vinyl!
This week, pILLOW tHEORY’s Kelsey Warren talks about growing up with vinyl.
“nothing replaces holding an album, reading those liner notes, shopping in stores with like-minded music freaks, flipping through the albums to get to the next one, coming across an unexpected rare gem.”
HERE’S A FREEBIE: “Don’t Need to Know,” Andrew Johnston
Today’s Giveaways!
1. House of Blondes prize pack. If you like LCD Soundsystem or Hot Chip, you should enter to win this one. Both Vinyl & CD copies of their latest album as well as a free t-shirt are up for grabs HERE.
2. Enter to win a free t-shirt from The Brute Chorus, & read their interview while you’re at it HERE.
The Brute Chorus - Birdman (de How the Caged Bird Sings)
All Mankind Can Save Modern Rock Music. BELIEVE IT! Arjan Writes does.
You may recognize some of their tunes from popular shows like Gossip Girl. Grammy.com and CNN contributor Arjan writes says their single “Can You Hear Me” is “a solid slice of propulsive pop rock that has an undeniable mainstream appeal and is slowly but surely finding its way to the masses - like good music always does.”
Any of you think about the New Zealand music scene lately?
Probably not. But we think you should change that ASAP. The MuseBox has recently been working with some super talented artists from NZ, which has a thriving music community.
Read this article today and learn something! (Namely, that music from New Zealand kicks ass).
P.S. there loads of free downloads. Another reason you should check it out
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